This bill, introduced in the Minnesota House of Representatives, seeks to amend Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 342.06, subdivision 1, to regulate cannabis products more strictly. Specifically, it prohibits the approval of any inhaled cannabis product that contains added flavors such as fruit, mint, menthol, vanilla, chocolate, spice, or other common food flavors. Additionally, it bans products that contain images or language suggesting they have a flavor other than cannabis itself.

The bill also reinforces restrictions on certain types of cannabis products, including: - Products resembling lollipops or ice cream. - Products featuring images of real or fictional people, animals, or fruit. - Products similar to meat, poultry, or dairy items. - Those containing synthetic cannabinoids. - Cannabis applied to already finished food products (e.g., infused candy or snacks). - Edible cannabis products with ingredients not approved by the FDA for food use.

The bill was referred to the Committee on Commerce Finance and Policy for further review.